Annie Proulx

Annie Proulx (August 22nd 1935) is a author American, born in the Connecticut parents of Québécois origin . She lives in the Wyoming. Price Pulitzer for the novel in 1994.

In French, one finds with the editions Payot, Rivages and Grasset:

New stories of Wyoming , Grasset 2007
Nodes and Dénouements , Grasset 2005
have in the sleeve , Grasset 2005
the Crimes of the accordion , Grasset 2004
Postcards , Rivages 1999
the Feet in mud , Rivages 2001 ( Close Arranges , 1999) - which includes/understands the news Brokeback Mountain , news which inspired the film Lion of gold to the Mostra of Venice in 2005.
Brokeback Mountain , Grasset, 2006 (extracted the collection the Feet in mud ), news published for the first time in The New Yorker in 1997 for which it also obtained one 2nd Prix Pulitzer.

On this breaking news, the writer declared, in December 2005, that she regretted not to answer more at the requests of talks on this subject. She advises with the journalists to consult her biography, her CV and one maintenance published on The Missouri Review (vol. XXII, No 2,1999). She specifies that there is a lie in this interview when she declares that she never fell in love with one from her characters with novel. She reveals that she fell well in love at the same time with Jack and Ennis (two heroes of its news) - or any other form from strong feeling which perduré during the eight years which were passed after the writing of the history.

This news knows an astonishing second breath after the exit of film, at the end of 2005 beginning 2006. The editor had to proceed in urgency with a new pulling of the edition of December 2005 and the short news was classified 3rd of the sales of books at Fnac .com and 7th at Amazon.fr (January 2006).

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